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I have downloaded weblogic6.0
but i see it quite different than the earlier version.
should i use j2ee or weblogic can anybody suggest. i am new to ejb.
thanks.
sachin
 
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Hi,
Go for weblogic6 if u need help mail me
pavithra

Originally posted by sachin agashe:
I have downloaded weblogic6.0
but i see it quite different than the earlier version.
should i use j2ee or weblogic can anybody suggest. i am new to ejb.
thanks.
sachin


 
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I don't know much about EJB servers, but I do know that there is a WebLogic Server forum under Products -- so at least you'll have lots of support.
Paul R
 
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